TDH

Hahaha. Dude, don't even worry about it.

You can't hang with the presence of greatness, man. It's okay, I forgive you.

There was clearly no problem, dude. There never was. But, if you must insist on making mountains out of molehills, proceed... I would never let another man get in the way of himself.

Lol. Exactly who is the one getting upset now?

Yeah, I figured as much. I have pretty much learned to never take you serious, unless you're giving reviews... If it's a review, thou shalt bow to thy reverential and perilous leader, or scorn them you shall. Thanks for your irrelevant comment, bro.

Well, just in case you weren't aware, telling someone to "relax" has the exact opposite effect for people with anxiety. Psychology and science and shit, man.

Telling someone what to do isn't giving an opinion, it's dictating. Just an FYI. But, we're cool.

Obviously I was joking about the counselor, but the opinion still stands. But of course, as always, you can't leave an opinionated comment on this site without some snarky comment from you.

@BRDSX K

I really tried my best to like this. I listened to again 10+ times, and it still sucks. Structurally, this is exactly what I was hoping their new material wasn't going to sound like and I absolutely hate it. RIP to one of my favorite bands of all-time? I guess I will have to wait and see. However, if this album is anything like this, it's literally going to take me weeks of coping to get over it; with the potential of even having to go see a counselor.

Wow. Very disappoint. Much shit. So suck.

Sounds like ADTR to me. *shrugs*

But, probably not.

I second that, and I also hear a lot of the old Memphis May Fire from their "Sleepwalking" days.

Is this really a legitimate contender for AOTY? Let's have a poll to see how everyone feels. Yes. FUCK YES. Both 1 & 2 Choose wisely.

@Lord Kingdom Several tracks on this album are skipping. Thanks for posting! This is a great album regardless.

@SavageWraith @IKeepForgettingMyShit I really can't stress how much I appreciate hearing that. I know you don't know me on a personal level, but any kind of support like that from anybody is an amazing thing to hear, especially where we live in a world where people are segregated by everything. Thank you both again for reaching out. Much love.

@IKeepForgettingMyShit Thanks for clearing that up, man. It just seemed like a direct attack at me, so I appreciate you reaching out. It also hit home for me since my older brother has a serious addiction with crack cocaine and he isn't in a very good place right now. I may have let my emotions get the best of me. Cheers, mate. Enjoy the rest of your night.

@Jericho_Miranda Absolutely, and they are also one of my favorites of all-time. I have seen them live 6 times, and there isn't any amount of money that I wouldn't pay to see them a 7th.

@IKeepForgettingMyShit I am not on "some crack shit", but thanks so much for disrespecting my opinion, dude. Telling other people that their opinion is wrong and calling them out is absolute child's play, man. But of course, this is just my opinion.

@Jericho_Miranda Thank you for being understanding. I respect that.

Dude, I clearly said it was a "matter of opinion". Don't be a fucking twat. @Jericho_Miranda After further evaluation, it's quite obvious you just came here to argue with people. Take your negativity elsewhere or personally message people if you want to discuss opinions.

Holy fuck, this is as delicious as putting pineapple on pizza.

This sounds pretty decent -- although, I personally wish it was a tad heavier and more melodic. This album is the most anticipated album release for me post-2010. Underoath is my favorite post-hardcore band of all-time. While they did dabble with some industry-changing screamo (They're Only Chasing Safety) for one album, and other less-important genres leading to their success, I feel like "Define The Great Line" was some of their most mature content to date. Sadly, that was 12 years ago. They did, however, follow up with "Lost In The Sound Of Separation"; which I thought fell just short of the complexity of that found in "Define The Great Line". Of course this is just a matter of opinion, but it appears that this new sound is putting them somewhere in between "Lost In The Sound Of Separation" and "Disambiguation", with "Disambiguation" being some of their most underwhelming material in the post-DTGL era. TL;DR version: The new single sounds "okay", but I don't have high expectations for their new album, as much as I am looking forward to it more than anything.

Nothing special, to be honest. Good production, average lyricism. The features are solid, but Nipsey's voice and style are really hard to get comfortable with. Not worth the wait.